Personal Injury

Stephen Schultz | March 18, 2026 | Personal Injury

Missouri is not a no-fault state. After a car accident, questions about insurance and legal responsibility often arise, especially regarding how medical bills are paid and whether a lawsuit can be filed.  In Missouri, the system is fault-based, meaning the driver who caused the accident is generally responsible for the resulting damages. Understanding the difference… read more

Stephen Schultz | February 16, 2026 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury

When you think about car accidents, you might imagine a minor crash or fender-bender. However, accidents on interstates and highways in St. Louis, Missouri, are often much more dangerous. With several major interstates running through the city, local drivers face serious risks every day.  Even small mistakes can turn into serious, life-threatening situations when traveling… read more

Schultz & Myers Personal Injury Lawyers | February 12, 2026 | Personal Injury

City Museum in St. Louis is unlike any museum you’ve ever visited. More than just a place to look at exhibits, it’s a sprawling, creative playground made from repurposed architecture, tunnels, slides, and climbs—all designed to spark wonder in kids and adults alike. But with so much interactive art comes a heightened risk of injury…. read more

Stephen Schultz | January 30, 2026 | Personal Injury

Most people have experienced muscle soreness at some point—whether from a tough workout, lifting something heavy, or even an awkward movement. But when the pain is located in the rib area, especially when breathing or twisting the torso, many aren’t sure what’s going on. One common cause of rib-area pain is an intercostal muscle strain…. read more

Stephen Schultz | December 9, 2025 | Personal Injury

Dog bite cases often raise the same question for victims and property owners alike: Do warning signs lessen liability for dog attacks? Signs like “Beware of Dog” or “Bad Dog” are common, but their legal impact is often misunderstood.  In Missouri, warning signs may influence certain details of a case, but they rarely eliminate responsibility… read more

Stephen Schultz | December 3, 2025 | Personal Injury

Disclaimer: Our law firm does not handle data breach cases. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. When your private information is exposed in a data breach, such as your Social Security number, credit card information, or… read more

Stephen Schultz | December 1, 2025 | Personal Injury

When you’re hurt in an accident, your personal injury claim includes more than just medical bills. You’re entitled to seek compensation for a wide range of losses. These losses fall into two main categories: special damages and general damages. Knowing the difference is crucial to understanding the potential value of your case. This blog post… read more

Stephen Schultz | October 21, 2025 | Personal Injury

If you’ve reached a settlement in your Missouri personal injury case, you’re probably wondering: how long until the check arrives in your hands? Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Understanding the steps, typical timelines, and common delays can help you know what to expect.  This article provides a breakdown of the process and general timeline, so… read more

Stephen Schultz | October 5, 2025 | Personal Injury

Blunt force trauma to the head refers to an impact that doesn’t penetrate the skull but still causes damage to the brain. It might come from hitting a steering wheel in a car crash, a fall onto a hard surface, or even an object striking the head. It’s not always dramatic on the outside. In… read more

Stephen Schultz | September 17, 2025 | Personal Injury

When someone causes harm on purpose, the law may hold them accountable through an intentional tort claim. Unlike accidents that fall under negligence, intentional torts happen when a person deliberately engages in harmful conduct. Missouri law allows victims to seek damages for the harm caused by these actions. Learning about intentional torts is important if… read more